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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Saar, Mtoiel, Gifel uub Suusrid.

Rir baben in D. Hr. ben Rorbpers
iu9 semeloet, Der auf ben fran3Ofl1sn
BoliSeIcommlhdr Sitter in Yasnp bur9
ben uerbafteteu Bidder Sause,le ssma9t
woroeu ut. ueber Sauserle Stbt EN- Sors
respondent i'm rBort" tOlsenoe ausfunft:
,3an9erle 1T seboren am %. Wai 1919 ;u
golenoort, SreIS Sttbury. @r bat beim Drill
tar ut6t 9eolent, oa ieite Stern i1on 1915
mad SonsoorT I'M Suremburgi6e II pers
So9en llno, NIB bat llh lett 1863 IN ,Srunfreih
uno III ben Sereinigten Stdaten GufgcbdltCn,
moour6 e. bic preIBtl6e StaatsangeborI9teIt
uerloren bat. Ger Sater lit SGder uno lebt lett
1884 III Buffalo (lmerita). 3angerIe bat ii6
1866 in Earls nit UtarIa @enopeTu Sbome aus
Arlou perbelratbet. Am 3. Sebruar 1877 wuroe
3an9erl6 Uegen eiltes al lelner 6rau be9an9ez
nen Utoroperlu6eS Su orei Sabren @eTangniB
perurtbelt, iou uber porber l1On }Ipei sabre in
Suft 9eDeleu lein. GOn 1857 belt li6
,San9erlG, Der aus Nrdntrel6 ausgeptelen mar,
in HIttsbur9 (simerifa) aut, nuroe aus Nalb-
ington ruegen S%eorobung oes IraHSOlilUen GCz
~lanoteu aus9epieleI, fam AM :. Suli ua9 Buz
rs suritt uno blleb bort bis gum IL. ,Suli;
oaum ;og sr nd9 UteB uuo itelte etI 9taturaliz
latiol s9elut, Do er Die p~erloreue @igenltaft
ais Seutl6e: wteoer 9ewlunan wolte.
@Gbreno bes Rrie9es 1901 bat 3anSerI6
w Ut lluHSUlllutt UIUUItSuAuS YSUItHl. Vt
perlpdbrt it'd entltieoen odgegerl, ais Seutlber
betra1tet III peroeu. 9r bdBt Die Seutldeu
uno beltebt nun i'll 9tancp telt %oGraut, ,~SranSoie
81 iein. Su aancu ut 3al9erl6 pon benz un=
teriubun9SIibter 6obert peIbort moroen. Sr
miro ieoenialls nI6t III Der am l. 4u9ult be9in=
nenoen S6pur9ert6tslieung in 9taIcp perIIrs
tbeilt peroen, uro bis SI Der Sieuu9, Die UNI
5. NOuember erOnnet plro, ii4 81 9eouloeu
babeu."
8eiter erfa5ren mir iiber i'm, bag er
friiber in ars ano in Sapinsen searbettst
babe. Sn ietnem eosirbauie gu Ufes battle
sr li9 am Is. Sult ais yEagl6bner" ems
sei9rieben. Der Wutb tsuut i3auserl6
lsit sinissn Sabrsn, ndmIi9 lett oerielbs in
6upinyen searbsitet bat. Seit ie!Her ans
tunft IN Wtes bate er msbrereu Ysrionen
geseniber it4 ausseipro5en, eaB er ben
BoliSeicommiidr BON Pagnp t0bten noble.
Obwobl bteie Yerlouen leinen Yrablereien
tsinen 9lauben l4enttsu, iu6teu ie ibm
bod Don benz Roro ab5uratben.
2u Siert fano am ~. Suli cine
SeridmmIuns Der 9ldubissr bes fribsren
| @erbers Sopspbrid itatt. Die S5uloen
bstrasen 375 900 d., bas Sat5absn u
lSo,Ooo Nv.
Bel einem u ewitter om Is. Sufi
i6lus Der Blis 81 @onJera;b In bas 8sz
bduoe Der @ittpe WateruuS S:aut, pbue
ieoo9 gu Sinosu. Der Strubl, weldsr
einsm banebsuitsbeubeu baum beld6biste,
fubr bnrd ben S4ornifein auf ben 6susrs
berD unb fano ieinen @us9ans unter ben
Stubenbobenbretteru. nobel cine sroBe
6lamme nit Gau9 iibsr bsya Sauie ii9ta
bar nab.
aml 7. SuIi FAM gu Saarwsliussn
cine gut beiuats Ser Iammluus ltatt, in
peI4er Ssrr Saplan Sasba5 bic 3te!s bss
Grter. SausrnuerVm ms barleste. Babrs
i4einli9 piro AID Elm SrtSusrsin bss
Grier. 8iebs8ey i9s Ssrbanbes bort
sssranSst wsts.n. IS parSs Siss Der 80.
Srtspsrsin ista.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
SnrembnrSti6es aus 8el8ien.

gu @oupp wirb am IA. Guauif elm
@elanSsfeit, beltebenb aus @eianss unb
6anfarens@ sieul9aftsn, absebaltsn.
Dur9 etnen YiftoIeni9uBi In
ben &Opf sri6oB f9 in Der @snbarmeries
Sdlerne Su Burton, Der erlf ieit bem 3.
SuIt bort itationtrte @ensuarm g.. Die
aria1e oteies Sslbrmoroes lit bis iest
nod unbetannt. @r biater!dBt cine @ittpe
nit orei Rinoern.
arIou, %. SuIi. Gie &irmes lit
uorbei unb nit ibr iino au1 aamablis bic
Seiiser Der Buoen nit unlsrsm @elo abz
marl9irt. glnisen oteler Suoen batteu
mir, i4reibt bic Slider 3eits.", einsn
Selu9 abSetattet, uno NIT Ssrsnisen
bemertten mir, DaB bic 8~orfelunseu IN
iittIi9er @etle ubItefen. Anosrsrlstts baz
ben MIR nit Webmutb conitattrt, ME man
in einisen &affeebduiern, bic ieDo1 fir
OroentIt4 paiitren wouen, alie 3tsssln bee
StttIi9teit iibertritt!
Sn Der Bropius werben folsenbe
Sorien fur pas S9uliabr lss7-1s8S
uacant: Stiftuns yatttsrs IS 5rancs;
Sttftuns Serbet, S6rie pou 1875 Srs.;
StiftunS @arna3, 100 Srs.; Stittung
Utabp, lOO 5rs.; Stiftuns &iboru, 500
FRS; Stiftuu9 Ntsramono, $50 6rs.;
Stiftuns Oumonceau, 90 frs; Sttftung
Oumont, bret B6rieu, eins uoR 500, cine
pom 200 unb cine Salbb6rie Don 100 ST.;
Sttftuns Warce, elne B6rie pon 600 5r.,
cine uon 400 6rs., cine pon 100 6rs., unb
swei pom 20 6rs. Stlftuus &aruslle, cine
SDrie bon 70 Gus.
gu 8raiieI warb am 8. ausuif bic
grbauuus Der Giieubabu uou Sourcp mad
DUuffaIi5e Difeutlt9 %peraussabt. 6Oitsnz
ani9las 1873, 800 frs. so gts. User bic
arbett erbielt, lit n nod nt4t bstannt.
giuiltanb Der Stabt 4rIou.
Setratbeu.- am 8. SuIt: bid.
Bed NIT Wars. 9offmann; 0ts. @raas
nit Anna Sbsrslta auore. Am H.:
alsranoer Geuter NIT glIiabetb Weiler.
Jim 49,: Ssrp. S9mit nit Warsaretba
S9uars.
SterbsfaIle. - am I. SuIi: Gbes
rsie 6ruuSista 9ouri, So9tsr uon 8. s.
VI. 9ourt uno y. 50. Bourgeois; Warte
Gatb. ant. @awer, 81 Sabre alt, So4ter
uOn Ni9. Wawer uno SeI. @ets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

,Reb Star 9tnis", pertreten in Qurens
burg bur9 ben 9sueralasenten OeruIes
Bisreur & Sobn, mad Nmerita aussuz
panbern. 0arunter befanbea fi9 IL Gus
rsmbur9er:
.ySobann &biu, alt 81 Sabre, Wearg. 9bia, alt
50 :, SO9 S9la, alt % el,k &bil, alt II
lir9en, mad ROebpil!e G?:G Dtinn. s. Setter
Soma; Ri6el gait, alt % g., aus @aiierbils
Zig, mad ct. 9ouis, DO. Sobann Strand, alt
q T., aus &eoin9en q. b. attert, mad 0conto,
gSisc. Watbias 8ieier, alt 81 g., uno Wao.
6Ieier, alt 10 g., beioe aus Yfafientbal, nad
Dubuque, Soma; Jtif. Warr, at 81 g., aus
Oalbetm, mad Suiiato, u. o.; 8lb. Siute=
ner, alt % s., aus Beaufort, nab WibisaI
Situ, Snb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
0robberso8tbum.
Sic SountassidGnouns i'm IroBz
bersogtbuni.

Gorreiponben5.- Ole Souuta9Sbeilis
SunS ldBt, wie Dor SurSem IN Der r@aSetts"
nad9ewielen woroeu 1T, iebr gu wini6eu
iIbrt9,, I'm 10 auiiaaenoer erideint Die Sonns
MSciel, Saues itmO Supr I entlaHa' Sa BEL ben
ienleittgen Ha6barn piel itren8er auf Seili9bals
tum9 oes Sonnta9S 9eieben wiro. Sreili6
brii6en weroen Die GeieBe meiit bur6 Yroteitan:
ten 9ema6t nno 9ebanobabt, i'm tleineu Reus
iralieu aber ourd 6at5oliten. Ga, ourb 6as
tboliten, baB Soft erbarm! Re6. B.. @a,ette.)
2siSer fam man i'm Sursmbur9er 9anos ui6t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
Sir6ri6e gleuisGeiten.
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Sic Glicasu, gurlinatOn & Nurtheru
GiIenbabu tbeilt uns nit. baB ie auf al:
len ibren Qtnieu ben 8armberBiseu S3nss
ftsrn babe Sabrpretie bewtQi9t. Us wtro
tas Geglement wcbl fir ale S&psfteru
aeIteu, ba bic Bsamten idwerli9 ben uns
ferfdieo ;uii3eu 8armbersissn uno anoern
S6peiteru fennen uno MAIDEN.
@r3bt6ceie ct. 2ouis.
P. ScarD q. SOtsI, s. j., 1T gum Sics'
Yrdiioenteu Der uuiueriitdt 3u ct. 2ouis
eruauut woroeu. Ssin SorSduger, p. s.
u. Oouling, S. j.. lit ais Bfarrer an bte
bisber pon p. 3. S9dpmanu, S. j., PATIO
rtrte @smeinoe IN Eanias Sttp, Nto., per:
iett poroen.
0i6ceie 8idtta.
Der erUdblte Siiduf uon 8i6ita,
&ari. boap. Sames S'&eiup. ftarb in
Eopeta, ebe Die Ootumsnte, Die feline BE:
itStiguug entbieIten, au9etommena waren.
Seit 1888 mar er Bfarrer Der Wtutia Sim
meIfabrts ,&,r6e b0ielbit. Wegen leiner
6riitltden Ouloiamtett unb Der lauteren
Serieuseiite, mar sr bel lusu, aud an:
bsrsaIdpbtgen. bsliebt. @r wurDe Al
Sabre alt. Gr rube in Srieoen!
Oi6ceie gIeueIanb.
Su Qtrou, O., fanb am 7. Qusuif bic
9ruubitsinltsuus gum neusu SduIssbdubs
ber beutibeu tatbol. ct. Sernbaros:@ es
meinpe (&sctor bO4u. $. .. Sraun) our6
ben bo9u'itsn giitof @ilmour inter i'm.
poianten 9eremonieu itatt.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04

Table d. hote is a pleasant place to
take seat at about dinner time, but did
the editor of the appeal ever take a
seat in sanctum after the proof had
been twice marked and the paper
came back with "de hole" in it, and
the corrections still omitted? If he
did he might have seen the air blue
with profanity. Perhaps he is more
familiar with quiet Academic shade
than the inner life Of the sanctum.
The publisher of the appeal can
tell him all about these little matters.
Real editors have no temptations to
put on airs" The incogs have a
monopoly of that luxury.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04
Officers of Crystal Lodge No. 244,
T. o. of G.. r.

The following officers were installed by the
Lodge Deputy III. E. Kirk. on Wednesday night
asst, to serve the ensuing term.
G. T., Walter c. Passmore v. T.. Jennie Worrall
r. s., E. Pussy Passmore. A. r. S., Olevia Kel
holtz, F. s., Eber Wilson. T.. Walter E. Burns c.
Jethro T. Mccullough, P. c. T., Everett JONES' NJ
George M. Keilholtz, D. NJ, NJ. Alice Mcclure, R
Fl. s., Flore Keilholtz. L. H. s.. Lizzie Sheppard
g., India V. Cooper, S., orieu 7. Kimbell.
The reports of the officers show that the Lodge
is in fourishing condition. The Lodge has a
membership of 7S all in good standing, with a
prospect of increasing. The members arc evincine
more than usual interest in the literary exercises
and it is hoped they will attend more regular and
thus give encouragement to the new officers
The literary exercises Of the evening consisted
of select reading by Olevia Keilholtz, essay by
Lizzie Sheppard, referred questions and debate.
The debate Res. THAT the name of Rising Sun
should be changed" was debated on the afir. by
Walter E. Burns, William sheppard and Eber Will
son. and on the Neg. by Mount E. Kirk, E. K Brown
and W. P. Mahan, which after quite lengthy dis
cussion. especially on the Negative side the judges
decided in favor of the Neg. After remarks by the
critic Lodge adjourned to meet the following Wed
nesday.
MKMBER
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04
MEMBER.
Notice..

VIM. Lair former resident of this
county will again be at his brothers.
Benjamin R. LARS, (near this place.
to continue the sale of his Popular
Rocker. All orders sent to the above
address ON and after the 18th of
March next will be promptly filed.
Any one wishing to purchase an
Easy Rocker will do well to examine
his stock which is first class both in
style and finish.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04
Not Ready for War.

Since the "nnpleasantness" with
Canada over the fishery business has
got pretty warm, the valiant news.
papers of the =. S. are crying out
1--WE are not ready for war; The
United States are never ready for
war, but they do fight always and
European nations don't for get it
either. England knows that we would
be ready before it was over. and that
she would have but little commerce
to swear by at the outcome.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04
Orders for Alsike Glover Seed.

Several farmers have made appli-
cation to usfor Alsike clover seed, and
if others who desire to try this new
and valuable pasture and hay plant
will send in their orders we will order
at once sufficient to supply all. We
charge no profit on the seed but pro-
pose to supply it at net cost of seed
and transportation. The seed beng
small as the seed of white clover the
cost per acre will not be as great as
red clover. All who wish to use large
or small quantities will oblige US by
giving their orders at once. The
time for sowing is the same as the
red clover.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04
Meetings Of County Commissioners

The regular meetings of the County
Commissioners will be held on the
second Tuesday of every month. Col
lectors and others having accounts to
be stated or settled will apply to the
Clerk during the recess of the Board
Persons having claims against the
county will please file the same in the
commissioners Office, with a legal
voucher, as no account will be allowed
not properly chargeable to the same.
By order. JOHN s. ROSSELL, Clerk
Commissioner Cecil County,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04
NOTICE

BY THR ORPHANS COURT FOR CECIL COUNTY,
January II, 1882.
ORDERED, That all Administrators, Elk.
ecutors and Guardians that have not stated
an account within year. come forward and
do the same, or show cause to the contrary,
or they will be cited up
Test: r. E. LAMAR, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04
ORPHANS COURT.

The Stated Meetings of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county will be held on the
second Tuesday ofevery month. Executors
Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in
their vouchers a few days before Court.
Test: r. E. LAMAR, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04
MARRIED.

CRAIG-RUssELL.-On January 9th,
at the home of the BRIDES parents
near Liberty Grove, by Rev. S. A.
Gayley assisted by Rev. Mr..
Smith. John G. Craig and Belle
Russell, both of this county.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-02-04

THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by DR.. L. r. Kirk. =
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01
Mayor Harrison's approximations.

Mayor Harrison OF Chicago, in an inter
view, gave the following remarkable eXpla-
nation Of why he will not again become a
candidate for mayor:
am sixty-two years old. A life OF quiet
for n few years may give me a happy and
vigorous old age. A terrible strain during
the next two years may make a decrepit
valetudinarian. l cannOt get any more
honor in this office. | may get dishonor.
One of my officers might become a default
err and I would receive the blame. My
fear is that we will have some terrible
trouble in this city in the next two years.
If the supreme court gives the anarchists a
new trial, Judge Gary has told me they
could never nave another trial. They could
not get a jury. These men would give out
that they were vindicated, and they would
cause trouble. On the other hand, if they
were hung we may have commissions. |
have been successful in being able to quell
all disturbances with the police. The fu.
ture may develop something different. II
l should be elected mayor again | should
feel that l would not dare to be away from
Chicago where a half days ride could not
bring me home"
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01
Latest NurtIrmestern Patents.

Iowa-B. r. Baaghen, Burlington, stem
winding end setting watch; j. Beal, Bruce,
draft equalizer; j. ". Brown and j. Blake.
Bedford, machine fox weaving wire fences;
T. A. Carter, Red Oak, hay loader; A. j.
Elliott, Mason City, car coupling; N. ].
Gulligan, Cedar Rapids, boiler; G. G. Hask-
in, Waltham, car coupling; o. r.. Jones,
Williamsburg, veterinary remedy; III. B.
Morrison, Brist, wire cutter; X. X. Nicol,
Milford, attachment to stereotype blocks;
w. III. Remsen, Cedar Rapids, sleigh; d
Wilde, Washington, steam ditching and
tile laying machine.
Minnesota--J. II. Beebe, st. Paul. APP
plying power; G.. r. Browning, Mime
apolis, eoayeyor fer streetcar boxes; CIV.
Hoel, Minneapolis, screw-driyer (~reissuel;
III. O. Hall, Sc. Paul extension table slide;
A.. X. hernandez, Rochester, machine FOR
lin, Minneapolis, cable railway; G.. G.
Pratt, Anoka, clay pulyerizer; 4. Ruediger,
Chaska, flexible wire gate; II. TIiden, Min.
neaplis, heating stove; Il. Gleason, Red
Wing, railway tie; Il. GrIswold Dodge Gem
ter, gamo regulator; II. 8. Houger, Center
Creek, harves5sr cutter; r. Orr, st. Paul,
drying frame; j. Paf, Amboy, loose belt
alarm; J. NJ. Poore, Spring Valley, com.
bined harrow, smoother and seeder.
WiScOnEln-A ". blerDachs MNWauhee,
device for supporting and operating street
cars; n. b. Rnette; Jefferson, ventilatinl
tobacco curing houses. II. w. Dunn, Lis
bon, land marker; @. r. Holman. MIL
waukee, mechanism for operating sausage
| stufing machines; r. A. Walsh, Milwaukee,
sheet petal vessel.
Dakota-W. Mcintosh, Huron, cross
head pushing device; 4. III. Trauernicht
Lead City, stamp mill ore screen,
Montana--M. ID. Platner, Virginia City,
cake mixer.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

The English war Office refused per,
smptorily to permit the landing in
Ireland OF the Gate City Guard OF At
Ianta, Ga, under uniform. But Gen
sral B~ouIanger in his reply to Captain
T. F. Burke, the commander OF the
company, says: ut will afford me the
greatest pleasure to see you in France
with the Gate City Guard, coming as
you do to give testimony to the patri-
otic friendship that exists between the
United States and my own beloved
country"
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

The Connecticut Legislature has
passed and Gov. Lounsbury has signed
! bin restricting railroad traffic in the
State on Sunday. 1t goes into effect
next June. 1t forbids the running Of
rains for any purpose between 1890
4. N. and 8 P. N. except in cases OF
argent necessity. Before 1890 A. N.
Ind after 8 P. NJ. the only trains per-
nitted are mail trains and such other
lreins as may be authorized by the
commissioners, if it shall appear that
they are required by the public neces-
,ity or for the preservation OF freight.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

h.nssl arAa ara a"ery where sending forth
glowing flames. In the LeipBic plats,
Inter den Linden, and all the large streets,
every house contributed to the general et-
feet. Crowns, stars and eagles are in rich
p~rofuston, and numerous colossal busts ri
the emperor surrounded with e~xotics, are
displayed, The electric light on the square
tower Of the town hall cmits n ruddy glare.
On the Brandengate are immense CauldrOnB
from which the flames are bursting forth
ivory moment. Colossal arches at Potts.
dam station are Illuminated with eagles,
stars and crowns and the whole building is
being cncircled with blazing pitch fire. Amid
all this glow and light 800, 900 persons
moved in perfect order. After dinner the
emperor aud empress and Crown Prince
Frederick William and his wife returned
to the palace and attended a soiroe in the
white hall OF the royal castle.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

Miss Wolfe OF New York pays her
physician $1,000 a year. Mrs. Alex
ander T. Stewart retained three doc
Tors at an aggregate cost of $40. 900,
md called in one OF them nearly every
lay. Mrs. William Aston pays to DR..
Fordyce Barker an average OF $780,
BOO. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
spends $4,000 a year in the same
way. But after all poor mortality
must pay its debt, and the great
doctors find themselves unable to do
any more for the richest than for the
poorest patient.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

Pennsylvania furnishes an executive
mansion for her governors. Shortly
after Governor Pattison moved into
it he had the misfortune olose a son,
and now the same sorrow has befallen
his successor, General Beaver. Upon
examination, the house proves to be
poisoned by criminally defective
plumbing, to which is due the death
Of the children.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

The production Of the pig iron fur
aaces throughout the United States
continues to show an undated in
:rease according to late returns. The
weekly capacity OF the anthracite fur
naces on March /, was over 40 per
sent. greater than on March J., 1886,
and that Of the bituminous or coke,
IS well as of the charcoal furnaces
over 40 per cent. greater. According
;o the most reliable estimates, it APP
Gears that the production for the first
TWO months Of the present year was
It least 1000, 900 tons, which shows
IA output unusually close to the full
capacity Of those furnaces in blast.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

The official investigation OF the Ded-
ham disaster, which the Massachusetts,
Railroad Commissioner are now max
ing, is evidently being conducted with
a thorou2hness that promises as full
a knowledge OF the cause as is neces-
sary to the proper location Of respon-
sibiIity. Already it seems to be sutti-
GENTLY demonstrated that the fault
was in the bridge not in the train.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01
-. q rlerlaa

Herbert Welch, corresponding secretary
81 the Indian Rights association, recently
went to Florida to obtain reliable inior-
nation concerning tle Apache Indians inn
prisoned in the. old Spanish Tort in st.
Augustine. Mr.. Welch says:
OF tho ninety men, only thirty have been
guilty Of any recent misdoing, (theso were
with GeroRlmo on his recent raid while
most 81 the remainder were employed in
our army as regularly commissioned
scouts. That these men should haye been
Imprisoned Oh the same footing with thoge
Indians who were at war with the United
States, Is a fact well calculated TO at
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

The Canadian Government viii
send out no exploring vessel this year
% make observations in Hudson
Bay. For three seacons Efforts have
been made to ascertain how long the
Day was open to navigation, and Sir
Jehn Macdonald IS said to have been
sonvlnceu UnaU TurUner Investigations
are useless, AZ no Is satisfied that the
soute through Hudson's Strait can
never be made available for COM
merce. Meanwhile the railway from
Lake Winnipeg to Port Nelson or Fort
Churchill, which viii be utterly use
less unless the water route al be
xept open a large part Of the summer,
been actually begun, and its pro-
eesors are apparently determined to
somnlese it as soon AZ possible.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10

NEW YORK, Oct ~ The statement in a
morning parer h. the effect that Robert Gar
reft, referring t" the absorption of the Balti
more x OHIO telegraph lines by the Western
t'Gi1n, said: Its no trade gentlemen. u
caused considerable talk Saturday. but Nc
excitement CARROTS remark is said to have
been made to Ed Stokes, and he is further
reported to have said he would break the
scheme if it took all he was worth
Mr. George Gould treated the story laugh.
ingly He did not believe that Mr.. Garrett
was correctly quoted. Although the collat
eral has not been turned over, y he said, 4the
agreement has been signed and is in our DOS
session. There is no Baltimore & Ohio tele
graph now, as their wires are part of our
system"
Mr. Somerville of the Western Union was
asked il Mr. Garrett could break the trans
action. Most certainly he could not" he re-
Piled I'VE bought the lines from the Drexel
Morgan syndicate, who are the legal Gus
todians of theproperty and fully empowered
to sell We have the property safe and sure
Ii Mr.. Garrett said that the Baltimore &
Ohio owes him S. 900, 900 and the statement
is true, the officers of the Baltimore & Ohio
have made false report"
Mr.. Garrett refused to see reporters, or say
anything about the deal